Phedro
No—but I discover what is unusual in the senses of one person and in the circumstances of another person—Indeed, I have had a splendid training.
Ursus
Where?
Phedro
I have been—but I was almost showing you the colour of the water I rose from.
Ursus
Well, I have no curiosity.
Phedro
That is exactly why one wishes to talk to you. Curiosity in other people always makes me terribly suspicious. I remember suddenly the reasons that can make me curious. Now I can talk to you, for one feels you might not even listen, so you couldn't possibly care enough to repeat. I was a lackey once.